Old loyalties may dissolve or, without warning, be altered.
You may dissolve your case at any time and return to your country.
Hearts, pavement, your resolve to stick to a budget — all may dissolve during a polka with this limited-run VW.
Some Awakening leaders have expressed fears that the Iraqi government may dissolve the councils and that their members will not be allowed to join the Iraqi security forces.
Old assumptions about the sterile, mechanical surface quality of Op Art may dissolve in front of Jesús Rafael Soto's "Vibration" (1960).
Members of the Folketing are elected to a four-year term, but the prime minister may dissolve the legislature and call for new elections at any time.
The prime minister may dissolve the House of Commons and call new elections at any time within the five-year period.
If a cabinet cannot be formed within four months, the president may dissolve the assembly and call for new legislative elections.
Al-Qaida and its sympathisers may yet prevail in the country-wide Hobbesian strife, or Yemen may dissolve into anarchy, like nearby Somalia.
Or it may dissolve, or mix, to a new scene, one image showing on top of the other for a moment.
The president is elected by direct popular vote to a five-year term, is empowered to appoint governors and mayors, and may dissolve the legislature only in the event that the Mejlis is unable to select a speaker.
